joshdance

Happened to me too.

Had to use this to get around the issue. https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-deactivate-all-plugins-when-not-able-to-access-wp-admin/

Interesting addition to the problem. When the cart goes down, we also lose the ability to upload pictures. The Media Uploader throws the generic “An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later.”

Screenshot – https://cl.ly/image/383X140o1r1f

So it appears to be an ajax problem. Any ideas on a fix?

-Joshua

We figured it out. I was not really a PMPro issue and not really a Woo Tickets issue. Let me explain.

In Woo Tickets, the catalog visibility is set to “hidden” by default. Somehow, however the hidden gets set, it conflicts with PMPro and the ticket category shows up, but the tickets themselves are hidden. PMPro interprets this as members only content and throws up the login block. When a member logs in, the tickets are still not visible because the are hidden by default.

Not quite sure how PMPro and Woo Tickets is interacting, but to fix it you can set the catalog visibly to anything that is not “hidden”. We chose “catalog and search”. This allows the tickets to be seen and PMPro does not try to hide them. Works great.

If you really do want the tickets hidden from the store, and you use PMPro, that would be an issue.

TLDR – If you want the tickets visible, set the catalog visibility to something besides “hidden”. Problem solved. If you do want the tickets hidden, you are stuck. ??

I emailed Nicky and he said thanks and the code is in the plugin for the next release. Well done everyone. ?? Thanks for your help.

We fixed the problem by just defining another set of images.

For some reason WordPress didn’t like the built in thumbnail being resized.

So instead of using the code above, we just defined a new size of image and used that.